RE: Some thoughts on a rainy day...alois12My sentiments exactly, alois12. I keep hearing people say, "I should have sold at $8.30 and bought back now." That's so easy to say in hindsight, but how many SGF investors had any inclination of selling at $8.30 when the stock was rapidly rising and several analysts had just predicted prices would be well over $10.00 in the near term? And if someone actually did have the foresight to sell on that pop with the idea of buying back at a lower price, how long would they have waited? Would they have waited a year, through all those super duper dips? Doubtful again.
As for me, you said it perfectly:
"Maybe because they estimate the true value of the resource at closer to $25 per share and don't care to be caught without shares when the market finally wakes up to its true value."